letter which he
has received from Queral Wyndham
M. P.
the lubjec
and Law treguesh
to be informed whether their
Lordships fried it in their power to Grant any
addition to their
Lenas pension
Sis
the
1839 Hong Kong
New Broad-stiore, near
TERE
NOV 11
1858
471
Kuighly
November 2nd 1868.
It is the most ardent desire
of members of this
Committee that
England in all her transactions with Foreign
Countries should be on the side
of honour,
of law,
justice ; but we regret to say, and
we say it with shame, that in the late proceedings in China this country has
been utterly in the
wrong: our proceedings have
been contrary to law, and without law -have either honour or justice
It would
now appear that the
destruction of the Chinese.
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